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ARTICLE · 21 SEPTEMBER 2021

Data Security Law In China: What To Do And What To Expect

The Data Security Law ("DSL"), enacted on 10th June 2021 has entered into force on 1st September this year.

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The Data Security Law ("DSL"), enacted on 10th June 2021 has entered into force on 1st September this year.

China's framework legislation on data is coming to completion. It started with the establishment of principles and directions applicable to network security (with the Cybersecurity Law in 2017).

It is now proceeding with the principles established to govern data security and will then be completed with the Personal Information Protection Law ("PIPL") recently set to come into effecton 1st November this year.

These three pieces of legislation can be considered the backbone of China's rules on data and data processing. Although secondary legislation has been announced for the DSL and the PIPL and is expected to be issued in the forthcoming weeks and months, the basic principles are laid down.

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